Hydrogen
The explosive history of hydrogen – with Andrew Szydlo
It's great.
(, Thu 15 Dec 2022, 22:00, Reply)
Who's doing the RI lectures this year?
I haven't seen them in ages.
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jonbob loves you, Fri 16 Dec 2022, 4:18,
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Forensic science seems a bit grim for Teh Kids
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Invisible Wizard - 12th Level Errorer, Fri 16 Dec 2022, 8:13,
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Yeah I was hoping for a chemist.
Maybe E&F Tom will pull out the stops in time for Christmas. I know ChemicalForce has got his mitts on some hydrazine(!) but it’s just not the same.
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jonbob loves you, Fri 16 Dec 2022, 8:27,
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Nah, they love it
Whenever I take school kids to the British Museum they can't get enough of Gebelein Man
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fred zeppelin II: Electric Boogaloo, Fri 16 Dec 2022, 9:11,
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Oh sure the kids love it
- I was more thinking of the panicky parents.
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Invisible Wizard - 12th Level Errorer, Fri 16 Dec 2022, 13:59,
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rigb.org/explore-science/explore/person/professor-dame-sue-black
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Mudface The web isn't callipygian, Fri 16 Dec 2022, 6:37,
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She seems like one smart dame.
But I'm both interested and a little confused by her current title at Lancaster. Is she a cross discipline specialist combining cutting edge computer tech and forensics? I look forward to the lecture.
(, Fri 16 Dec 2022, 14:51, Reply)
Yes.
A quick read tells me she pioneered a method of identifying someone by the pattern of blood vessels in their arm, presumably involving large sets of images.
She can also apparently tell where a dead woman had their baby just by examining one of their ear bones.
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jonbob loves you, Fri 16 Dec 2022, 15:23,
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